Sentence examples for articulating a point from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Quattrone defends the decision to take those companies public, articulating a point that the companies themselves often make: "It's hard to criticize them after the fact, because they were in a situation where if they didn't go public, a competitor would have and they would be lunch anyway".

So you have to have enough desirable self-confidence to articulate a point of view.

It's the sound of no one being heard, until one voice cleanly breaks through to articulate a point about the Arab-Israeli conflict in 1948.

The multiple-choice section measures a student's ability to use language in a clear, consistent manner and to improve a piece of writing through revision and editing; the essay measures a student's ability to think through an issue and articulate a point of view.

You spend an hour trying to articulate a point, only to discover it doesn't advance your argument maybe it hurts it.

It's the fact that unlike the silent filibuster, legislators who take to the floor to offer such stemwinders have to manifest effort and articulate a point of view.

It rises above the fray by articulating a compelling point of view about new ways for the industry to create and capture higher levels of value.

They have not articulated a clear point of view.

Wright here articulates a similar point couched in terms of natural selection of beliefs.

Almost immediately after taking power in 1999, Pakistan's fourth military regime articulated a seven point agenda that in large measure entailed governance policy shifts – the key being decentralization of powers and democratic local governance.

First, they're just unable to articulate a rational point in defense of Citizens United v FEC.